Cybersecurity

The practice of defending all forms of computer technology from malicious attacks is known

as cybersecurity. In the event of harm, devastation, or unauthorized access, it means the

preservation of computers, servers, mobile devices, networks, applications, and data.

Cybersecurity is a massive industry that is rapidly expanding to protect everyone from new

and changing threats.

This industry's growth is unsurprising. Computer systems are used by virtually every

organization and institution in the world today, and they store massive quantities of sensitive

personal, private, and proprietary data, making data access one of the most important

battlegrounds for criminals, terrorists, state actors, and other malicious organizations.

Cybersecurity is divided into many categories. Here are some of the most important kinds

that the government, companies, and other organizations must protect.

Simply put, network security is the practice of defending computer networks from attack and

intrusion.

Application security is the field of keeping software safe from attack by ensuring that it is built

in a secure way and that it is kept secure through updates and improvements, particularly as

vulnerabilities are discovered.

Cloud security: Online data storage in the "cloud" has become a significant component of

many companies' IT solutions in recent years. Securing data on remote servers, as well as

the security of accessing that data, has become its own subcategory of cybersecurity.